MucositisA diffuseinflammationof themucosa ofthe mouth.RhabdomyosarcomaThe mostcommonpediatric softtissuesarcoma.Wilm's tumor(nephroblastoma)A tumor thatoriginates inone or bothkidneysChemotherapyPrimarytreatmentmodality formany pediatriccancers.SickleCellDiseaseAutosomalrecessive pattern ofinheritance. Bothparents must havethe gene for thechild to have SCD.AllogenicBloodtransfusionComes from adonor whomatches thepatients bloodtype andantibodies.AplasticAnemiaA rare illness but oneof the most serioushematologicalconditions thataffects adolescentsand young adults.Characterized bypancytopenia..neutropeniaANC less than1000/mcL in childrenyounger than1 yearand less than1500/mcL for thoseover 1 year of age.LeukemiaCancers of the bloodforming cells orhematopoiesis. Acutelymphocytic leukemiaus the most commontype in children.HemophiliaBFactorIXRadiationA type of cancertreatment thatuses beams ofintense energy tokill cancer cells.HemophiliaAFactorVIIIErythrocytopenia(Erythropenia)Lownumber ofred bloodcellsBraintumorsTumors of thebrain or CNS. Thesecond mostcommon tumor inchildren afterleukemiaPancytopeniaA reduction in allcellularelements of theblood, WBC's,Platelets, andRBC's.Osteogenicsarcoma(Osteosarcoma)Bone tumor thatusually occurs inthe metaphysis(growing potionof a bone)Idiopathic(Immune)ThrombocytopeniaPurpura(ITP)The most frequentlyoccurringthrombocytopenia inchildhood. A disorderif increased plateletdistruction.Lymphomasa group ofvaried cancersthat develop inthe WBCs in thelymphaticsystem.Purpuradiscolorationcaused by ahemorrhagebeneath theskin.Ewing'sSarcomaInvolves the boneas well as the softtissue. Tends toappear in themiddle of thebone.AutologousBloodtransfusionComes frompatients ownblood cells.ThrombocytopeniaAbnormaldecrease inthe numberof platelets.ThalassemiaInherited autosomalrecessive conditionthat results in adeficiency of thealpha or beta globinprotein needed forthe production ofHGBAlopeciaHair loss thatis associatedwith cancertreatments.RetinoblastomaA malignant tumorthat arises fromthe retina at theback of the eyeduring fetal life orearly childhood.MucositisA diffuseinflammationof themucosa ofthe mouth.RhabdomyosarcomaThe mostcommonpediatric softtissuesarcoma.Wilm's tumor(nephroblastoma)A tumor thatoriginates inone or bothkidneysChemotherapyPrimarytreatmentmodality formany pediatriccancers.SickleCellDiseaseAutosomalrecessive pattern ofinheritance. Bothparents must havethe gene for thechild to have SCD.AllogenicBloodtransfusionComes from adonor whomatches thepatients bloodtype andantibodies.AplasticAnemiaA rare illness but oneof the most serioushematologicalconditions thataffects adolescentsand young adults.Characterized bypancytopenia..neutropeniaANC less than1000/mcL in childrenyounger than1 yearand less than1500/mcL for thoseover 1 year of age.LeukemiaCancers of the bloodforming cells orhematopoiesis. Acutelymphocytic leukemiaus the most commontype in children.HemophiliaBFactorIXRadiationA type of cancertreatment thatuses beams ofintense energy tokill cancer cells.HemophiliaAFactorVIIIErythrocytopenia(Erythropenia)Lownumber ofred bloodcellsBraintumorsTumors of thebrain or CNS. Thesecond mostcommon tumor inchildren afterleukemiaPancytopeniaA reduction in allcellularelements of theblood, WBC's,Platelets, andRBC's.Osteogenicsarcoma(Osteosarcoma)Bone tumor thatusually occurs inthe metaphysis(growing potionof a bone)Idiopathic(Immune)ThrombocytopeniaPurpura(ITP)The most frequentlyoccurringthrombocytopenia inchildhood. A disorderif increased plateletdistruction.Lymphomasa group ofvaried cancersthat develop inthe WBCs in thelymphaticsystem.Purpuradiscolorationcaused by ahemorrhagebeneath theskin.Ewing'sSarcomaInvolves the boneas well as the softtissue. Tends toappear in themiddle of thebone.AutologousBloodtransfusionComes frompatients ownblood cells.ThrombocytopeniaAbnormaldecrease inthe numberof platelets.ThalassemiaInherited autosomalrecessive conditionthat results in adeficiency of thealpha or beta globinprotein needed forthe production ofHGBAlopeciaHair loss thatis associatedwith cancertreatments.RetinoblastomaA malignant tumorthat arises fromthe retina at theback of the eyeduring fetal life orearly childhood.

Hematology/Cancer - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A diffuse inflammation of the mucosa of the mouth.
    Mucositis
  2. The most common pediatric soft tissue sarcoma.
    Rhabdomyosarcoma
  3. A tumor that originates in one or both kidneys
    Wilm's tumor (nephroblastoma)
  4. Primary treatment modality for many pediatric cancers.
    Chemotherapy
  5. Autosomal recessive pattern of inheritance. Both parents must have the gene for the child to have SCD.
    Sickle Cell Disease
  6. Comes from a donor who matches the patients blood type and antibodies.
    Allogenic Blood transfusion
  7. A rare illness but one of the most serious hematological conditions that affects adolescents and young adults. Characterized by pancytopenia..
    Aplastic Anemia
  8. ANC less than 1000/mcL in children younger than1 year and less than 1500/mcL for those over 1 year of age.
    neutropenia
  9. Cancers of the blood forming cells or hematopoiesis. Acute lymphocytic leukemia us the most common type in children.
    Leukemia
  10. Factor IX
    Hemophilia B
  11. A type of cancer treatment that uses beams of intense energy to kill cancer cells.
    Radiation
  12. Factor VIII
    Hemophilia A
  13. Low number of red blood cells
    Erythrocytopenia (Erythropenia)
  14. Tumors of the brain or CNS. The second most common tumor in children after leukemia
    Brain tumors
  15. A reduction in all cellular elements of the blood, WBC's, Platelets, and RBC's.
    Pancytopenia
  16. Bone tumor that usually occurs in the metaphysis (growing potion of a bone)
    Osteogenic sarcoma (Osteosarcoma)
  17. The most frequently occurring thrombocytopenia in childhood. A disorder if increased platelet distruction.
    Idiopathic (Immune) Thrombocytopenia Purpura (ITP)
  18. a group of varied cancers that develop in the WBCs in the lymphatic system.
    Lymphomas
  19. discoloration caused by a hemorrhage beneath the skin.
    Purpura
  20. Involves the bone as well as the soft tissue. Tends to appear in the middle of the bone.
    Ewing's Sarcoma
  21. Comes from patients own blood cells.
    Autologous Blood transfusion
  22. Abnormal decrease in the number of platelets.
    Thrombocytopenia
  23. Inherited autosomal recessive condition that results in a deficiency of the alpha or beta globin protein needed for the production of HGB
    Thalassemia
  24. Hair loss that is associated with cancer treatments.
    Alopecia
  25. A malignant tumor that arises from the retina at the back of the eye during fetal life or early childhood.
    Retinoblastoma